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| Japanese
| Japanese
| シキミ ''Shikimi''
| シキミ ''Shikimi''
| ''{{wp|Illicium anisatum}}'', the Japanese star anise; often used to decorate Buddhist graves. Also from 死 ''shi'', death.
| From 樒 ''shikimi'' ({{wp|Illicium anisatum|Japanese star anise}}), which are often used to decorate Buddhist graves. Also from 死 ''shi'' (death), 鬼 ''ki'' (ghost), and possibly 式神 ''{{wp|shikigami}}''
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| English
| English
| Shauntal
| Shauntal
| Most likely from the word ''haunt'' and the name "Chantal".
| From ''haunt'' and the name ''Chantal''
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| French
| French
| Anis
| Anis
| Likely from the herb {{wp|anise}}.
| From ''{{wp|Illicium anisatum}}''
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| German
| German
| Anissa
| Anissa
| Likely from the herb {{wp|anise}}.
| From ''Sternanis'', star anise
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| Italian
| Italian
| Antemia
| Antemia
| Possibly from the word ''{{wp|anathema}}''.
| Possibly from ''{{wp|anathema}}''
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| Spanish
| Spanish
| Anís
| Anís
| Likely from the herb {{wp|anise}}.
| From ''anís estrellado'', star anise
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|- style="background:#FFF;"
| Korean
| Korean
| 망초 ''Mangcho''
| 망초 ''Mangcho''
| From 망초 (莽草) "mangcho", ''Illicium lanceolatum''.
| From 망초 (莽草) ''mangcho'', star anise. Also from 망 ''mang'' (death) or 망령 (亡靈) ''mangryong'', ghost
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| Chinese
| Chinese